Jada Pinkett Smith won’t work with her husband Will Smith because she ”wants to stay married.”The “Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa” actress – who earlier this year stepped behind the camera for her directorial debut with “The Human Contract” – believes the couple’s relationship would struggle in a professional environment.

She said: “Will wanted to do ‘Madagascar’ with me but we decided to stay married.”

“I love being in control. I plan on being in control on a film sometime next year as well.”

Jada had previously asked Will to direct her scenes in “The Human Contract,” but admitted the request led to family tensions.

She said: “The family that directs together has to work hard to stay together!”

Earlier this year, the star confessed her marriage has its ups and downs, saying: “My life with Will is beautiful and sound.”

“But I don’t want people to misunderstand what that means. That doesn’t mean that we don’t have disagreements or that sometimes I want him out of my face and he wants me out of his.”

“We have moments in our love life when it’s really hot and moments in our love life when it’s not.”

“Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa” is released worldwide this month.

Jada Pinkett Smith calls husband Will Smith ”Captain Correction.”

The actress – who has two children, Jaden, nine, and eight-year-old Willow, with the “Hancock” star, and is stepmother to his 15-year-old son Willard – says Will always thinks he is right and is forever pointing out people’s mistakes to them.

She told US TV show “Extra”: “I call him ‘Captain Correction’ because he knows everything. He’s always correcting you on something. Some fact, or the way you pronounce a word.”

Jada has also denied reports the couple have opened a Scientology school, insisting its curriculum is based on a variety of religions.

Jada – who is a devout follower of the controversial faith – said: “It’s a completely secular school. We have Muslims, Jews, Buddhists – I don’t discriminate against anyone.”

Will and Jada donated $1 million to California’s New Village Academy of Calabasas, where pupils are taught using several different teaching methods including “Study Technology” – a learning method which was developed by the bizarre sci-fi cult’s late creator L. Ron Hubbard.

It is also claimed at least six members of staff employed at the $11,659-a-year private academy are members of the religion.

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes’ favorite song is Kanye West’s hit ”Gold Digger.”

Music producer Mark Ronson acted as DJ at their wedding and said the newlyweds went crazy on the dance floor when he played the track.

Mark revealed to Britain’s Star magazine: “It was actually a really sweet wedding.”

“I know there’s a cynical attitude towards it and I wanted to got here thinking that, too, but as soon as I saw them together, they are genuinely in love.”

“Who knows what happened after that, but that night they seemed very happy. They both went crazy when Kanye’s ‘Gold Digger’ came on.”

The couple married last November in front of more than 150 star-studded guests at Italy’s Odescalchi Castle, in Lake Bracciano.

Guests included Jennifer Lopez and her husband Marc Anthony, Jada Pinkett Smith and her actor spouse Will, Jim Carrey and his girlfriend Jenny McCarthy, former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham and Brooke Shields.

Katie wore an off-the-shoulder Armani wedding gown with an ivory silk train complete with Swarovski crystals, while Tom said “I do” in a navy blue tuxedo also designed by Giorgio Armani.